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Our Charity Referral Incentive
What is our charity referral incentive?
We believe in supporting our community. So, we’re planning to make a £50 charitable donation for every initial meeting we have that comes from a recommendation made by either our existing clients, our staff, or our professional partners. Whether the meeting takes place in person or remotely, we’ll make a donation.
Simply put, if you recommend your friends, family, or colleagues to us and we meet with them, we’ll make a £50 donation on your behalf.
How you can help us get started
Before we can begin, we need to decide which worthy cause to support, and we would like you to help us make the final decision. So, we’re conducting a poll of shortlisted charities, letting you, our valued clients, decide which cause you’d like us to support!
This poll will be open for four weeks to allow everyone the opportunity to vote, closing on Saturday 29 March. You can take a look at the charities on the shortlist below:
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Building for the Future
Building for the Future is a Wokingham-based charity that supports children with disabilities and their families by providing a fully accessible play and therapy centre. Founded by parents who understand the challenges firsthand, their fully accessible facility, “Our House,” offers a safe and inclusive space where children can engage in play, therapy, and social activities tailored to their needs. The charity also runs regular support groups, sensory sessions, and family events, helping to create a strong community for parents and carers who share similar experiences.
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Bisley & West End Foodbank
Bisley & West End Food Bank provides emergency food parcels to individuals and families facing financial hardship across local villages. Working closely with schools, doctors, churches, and community groups, they distribute essential food items, toiletries, and baby supplies to those in need.
Volunteers also prepare and deliver parcels directly to people’s homes, ensuring that support reaches those unable to access traditional food banks.
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The Cowshed
The Cowshed supports individuals in crisis by providing clean, high-quality clothing and other essential items, free of charge. They assist people facing hardship, including those fleeing domestic abuse, experiencing homelessness, or struggling with financial difficulties. In addition to clothing, they supply items such as bedding, toiletries, and baby equipment, while also running community craft groups that create handmade gifts for vulnerable individuals.
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Woking and Sam Beare Hospice
Woking & Sam Beare Hospice delivers specialist palliative care for people with life-limiting illnesses across Surrey, both at its hospice facility and in patients’ homes. Their services include pain management, emotional and psychological support, complementary therapies, and bereavement counselling for families. The hospice team works closely with GPs, hospitals, and community nurses to provide personalised, compassionate care, ensuring patients can remain as comfortable as possible, wherever they choose to receive support.
